John W says:
August 1, 2022 at 5:17 pm
Shy Ted says:
August 1, 2022 at 5:14 pm
This – The TGA has identified 13 reports where the cause of death was linked to vaccination from 910 reports received and reviewed
does not equate with this – In 2022, there were 59,147 deaths that occurred by 30 April and were registered by 30 June, which is 8,513 (16.8%) more than the historical average.
Simple. Doctors aren’t reporting. Need a more detailed breakdown of ages, causes etc.
How can they not report?
The text below is from the Queensland Health Dept’s instructions to doctors.
You’ll see that if they don’t think the vaccine is a cause of death they are instructed to go ahead and issue the death certificate.
If they think it is (see the bolded bits) – “the doctor should seek advice” from the government. Note there’s nowhere to send an email or even a text message, even after hours. It’s almost like the government doesn’t want a written record that a doctor thought the vaxx killed someone.
I’ve tried to put on the link – hope it works. If not, search covid vaccine death certificate Queensland and it should come up.
“Where the doctor is comfortable the death is from a natural cause unrelated to the COVID-19 vaccine, the doctor is
encouraged to issue a cause of death certificate. The death does not need to be discussed with or reported to the
coroner.
Doctors assessing if the death is from a natural cause unrelated to the COVID-19 vaccine should ask themselves these
questions:
• Has the vaccine directly caused the death?
• Has the vaccine caused a side effect or complication that has caused or significantly hastened the person’s death?
• Is there a need to reference the COVID-vaccine and/or a vaccine-related complication on the cause of death certificate? If the answer to any of these questions is yes/possibly/probably/likely or unclear the doctor should seek advice from
the Coronial Registrar, Coroners Court of Queensland during business hours on (07) 3738 7050 or after hours on (07)
3738 7166.”
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It’s almost like the government doesn’t want a written record that a doctor thought the vaxx killed someone.
Does it matter? If the quack agrees to MyoPC but the dot guvs say ‘yeah but, not by the vaccine’ then the data point still remains. So it would show up in some stat (under a rock out the back someplace) and manifest as a rate above the long term background rate.
Unless they delete any reference to MyoPC and it’s natural causes all the way to the 8th circle of hell.
Michael Severtus was not killed for his views on blood circulation but for his heretical views on the trinity and baptism, by Calvin (the Catholic church burnt him in effigy only).
One millimetre lower or stronger compared to Labor?
That makes the Libs better and deserving of being in government?
No mention of support for Conservative values.
They still don’t realise why they lost the election.
Unfortunately, they know full well there are miniscule votes in conservative values based on Christianity. The LNP still got far more votes than the combined freedom parties.
To drive this point home further, in the latest Census, about 40% of Australians bragged that they trashed their Christian heritage. I think it’s far, far more than that because I suspect many who don’t practice Christianity, voted instinctively merely to tick boxes and just be done with it.
Tragically, I suspect we are a dying breed and politicians don’t want to alienate the overwhelming majority against voting for them. They want to be elected.
They don’t want us! Our political home now is with one of the freedom parties, even though most people (demanding to be slaves of government) have been deluded to look down upon us as a laughing stock, because there are so few of us. They haven’t got the capacity to understand that the joke is on them.
Tragically, I suspect we are a dying breed and politicians don’t want to alienate the overwhelming majority against voting for them. They want to be elected.
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1. You can’t complain about losing the culture wars when conservatives never showed up with their wallets open to fight that war. Where were the conservative film companies, conservative publishing houses, conservative law firms, conservative universities? They didn’t exist because conservatives didn’t pay to make them exist.
2. These things go in cycles, driven by age demographics. We are in for a tough decade, but the 2030s will be better and the 2040s will be excellent. Age old traditional values exist because they work. They prevent you from getting monkey pox in the rectum. They will be seen to work again for a whole new generation if that generation is introduced to them. Values like modesty, moderation, thrift, honesty and industriousness.
3. Led astray by the laisser fairy libertarians, who minced up to them with protestations of being their only friends, conservatives are in for a beating, rightly so. And a blow out of stupid ideas, lazy thinking and all the confusions created by trying to defend your social position and property by selling out your values. Poorer and wiser, those that survive will be the foundation of a whole new society to come.
The last ten years of conservatism has been one long howl of “we don’t have anyone to vote for, who will save us”?
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
Your values don’t need saving by politicians.
Really? You though a politician could be the guardian of your values?
Live your values. Teach your values. If they are the right values they will win out and you can go to your grave at the end of a good life in peace, no matter what the politicians and hippies are doing.
Nobody is safe until every human has the monkeypox vaccine
New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) declared a state of emergency over the monkeypox outbreak that has now infected over 1,200 people in the city, representing a quarter of all cases in the U.S.
Adams said his order will bolster the city’s efforts “to educate, vaccinate, test, and treat as many New Yorkers as possible and ensure a whole-of-government response to this outbreak.”
Biden/CIA recons their drone strike has killed Dr Zawahiri, leader of Al Qaeda. They have simply sent him to paradise to be with the M. It makes no difference to the salafists. There are plenty of new ‘leaders’ – in Islam, each male is a leader. As an ideology it just reaffirms their beliefs.
Live your values. Teach your values. If they are the right values they will win out and you can go to your grave …
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Good point by Arky but I do think folks need sort of “role models” in the arena of politics/public life to help feel they are validated on the background of media lies and abuse.
Peter Dutton seems a good bloke and has to get in his groove but I wonder if Tony Abbott is out of the question completely?
Anthony Albanese presents as a nice gentleman and people took to him after Scott Morrison’s pork barreling and changing his mind constantly that you could not cotton onto what his belief system was.
Perhaps the Libs again need a tough but more consistent leader.
just asking.
Today on the Stew Peters Show, we proudly present the worldwide premiere of “These Little Ones”.
Millions of children vanish each year.
83,000 each month.
2,700 a day.
115 per hour.
1 every 30 seconds.
It makes you wonder…where do they all go?
From the producers of “Watch the Water”, directors Matthew Miller Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer tackle the dark underworld of CPS sex trafficking, elite pedophilia, and the shady death of truth seeking icon Isaac Kappy.
Jim Chalmers has told parliament household budgets will feel the pain of the latest increase.
“Now, Australians knew that this was coming, but it won’t make it any easier for them to handle. This cycle of interest rates rises began before the election, in response to inflationary pressures that began accelerating at the beginning of this year,” he said.
“This decision doesn’t come as a surprise, it’s not a shock to anybody, but it will still sting. Families will now have to make more hard decisions about how to balance the household budget, in the face of other pressures like higher grocery prices and higher power prices.”
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This was my first time making a statement in the Senate. I was given two minutes. So I spoke quickly. Maybe a little too quickly. What do you think?
Solid from Babet, plus his attire is second to none.
Australians should be alarmed that coal-fired energy production falls by 60% by the year 2030. The inflationary cost of this will be huge, and we currently have an annualised inflation rate of 6.1%. Phillip Lowe may as well surrender now.
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Adam Bandit on the National Press Club today. Followed by searching media questions. Not.
Can’t agree with your acceptance of what big pharma says about virus types and vaccines, Ragu. Consider they’ve spent the last 2 years, and likely a lot longer, lying to us I’m not willing to accept anything they say. Same goes for gummints and media.
The man who died twice
This was the revered scholar who was droned the other day. Please, please, please let it be another wonderful humiliation for Biden.
Long Hail Lord Andrews! The so called Opposition in Victoriastan is just so, so stupid. The Hun:
‘Opposition leader Matthew Guy insists there should be no questions hanging over a donor scandal within his office that has been dubbed a “secret deal to breach donation laws”.
Mr Guy, who only fronted the media when approached as he left parliament on Wednesday morning, said he could not understand why people viewed the incident as a potential corruption risk.
“It’s absolutely not … Shouldn’t it say everything to Victorians that nothing was signed, there was no agreement and nothing followed through,” he told 9 News.
“Nothing proceeded, as opposed to the Labor Party who systematically rorted taxpayers’ money for years and years over two elections. That’s the difference.
“I find it an affront that the government would even have the gall … the gall of the government to say to me that we need to talk about probity.”
Mr Guy would not clarify the sequence of events that saw his former chief of staff, Mitch Catlin, send him an email, asking for funds for his private business, to be forwarded to a wealthy donor.
Mr Catlin resigned on Tuesday after it emerged that he had reached out to horse racing identity Jonathan Munz for funds.
As revealed by the Herald Sun on Tuesday, billionaire businessman Jonathan Munz refused the “unsolicited” donation bid from Mr Catlin.
In a statement to the Herald Sun, Mr Munz said: “I do not know how many people received this unsolicited and unwanted email, but when I got it, I rejected it out of hand.”
Asked to explain how Mr Munz received the email, when Mr Guy maintains he didn’t forward it on to anyone, Mr Guy said: “I don’t know the answer to that.”
“I haven’t spoken to either of the two about that and I don’t intend to because nothing was signed,” he added.
Mr Guy said he had only met Mr Munz on a couple of occasions but “I certainly haven’t had this conversation with him”.
He maintained Mr Catlin’s wage was entirely funded through the budget allocated by the Department of Premier and Cabinet, adding that it was all above board.
“There is no question because there was no agreement. You can’t have a question over something that doesn’t exist,” he added.
“This is in stark contrast to the government where there were agreements, where the taxpayer was rorted. That’s very, very different.
“I won’t take lectures on integrity when my chief of staff stood down, and no one from my staff will take lectures from the government when we have done the right thing.
“We have reacted appropriately when there was nothing agreed to and nothing signed.”
So of course Andrews referred the Liberal Party to IBAC for a closer look at these dealings. FMD
The creation of a ‘voice to Parliament’ will not – as the Prime Minister would have us believe – be a unifying moment.
It is an attempt to rewrite the past, manipulate the present and destroy the future.
I’ve already been contacted by elders on traditional lands who say they do not support the voice and had no say in the Uluru Statement.
This will be no different to the Stolen Generations apology.
Let me remind you of the reason for this apology – we were told it was necessary for us to move forward together as a united nation.
How has that worked out?
The Prime Minister’s contempt for these dissenting voices – including Aboriginal voices – is very clear.
His contempt for those who rightly and justly request details of the proposed ‘voice’ such as its powers, functions and costs has also been very clear.
He is not promoting unity at all.
The Prime Minister is deliberately stoking division, and stoking it on racial lines.
As Senator Price noted in her landmark first speech in this chamber, many indigenous Australians have not been consulted about the ‘voice’ and many have no clue what it’s about.
This is coming from an Aboriginal woman.
The Prime Minister has dismissed her comments, saying they don’t stack up.
No, it’s his comments which don’t stack up.
That’s because the Prime Minister is only listening to the Aboriginal industry whose gravy train relies on separating Australians by race and entrenching disadvantage.
I have been saying this for decades.
There is nothing in this proposal which addresses real disadvantage.
There is nothing in this proposal that will end the violence, poverty and failure of service delivery in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
There is nothing in this proposal which indicates how much this entire exercise will cost Australian taxpayers.
However, I feel compelled to note the annual funding of the Aboriginal and Torre
John W says:
August 1, 2022 at 5:17 pm
Shy Ted says:
August 1, 2022 at 5:14 pm
This – The TGA has identified 13 reports where the cause of death was linked to vaccination from 910 reports received and reviewed
does not equate with this – In 2022, there were 59,147 deaths that occurred by 30 April and were registered by 30 June, which is 8,513 (16.8%) more than the historical average.
Simple. Doctors aren’t reporting. Need a more detailed breakdown of ages, causes etc.
How can they not report?
The text below is from the Queensland Health Dept’s instructions to doctors.
You’ll see that if they don’t think the vaccine is a cause of death they are instructed to go ahead and issue the death certificate.
If they think it is (see the bolded bits) – “the doctor should seek advice” from the government. Note there’s nowhere to send an email or even a text message, even after hours. It’s almost like the government doesn’t want a written record that a doctor thought the vaxx killed someone.
I’ve tried to put on the link – hope it works. If not, search covid vaccine death certificate Queensland and it should come up.
“Where the doctor is comfortable the death is from a natural cause unrelated to the COVID-19 vaccine, the doctor is
encouraged to issue a cause of death certificate. The death does not need to be discussed with or reported to the
coroner.
Doctors assessing if the death is from a natural cause unrelated to the COVID-19 vaccine should ask themselves these
questions:
• Has the vaccine directly caused the death?
• Has the vaccine caused a side effect or complication that has caused or significantly hastened the person’s death?
• Is there a need to reference the COVID-vaccine and/or a vaccine-related complication on the cause of death certificate?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes/possibly/probably/likely or unclear the doctor should seek advice from
the Coronial Registrar, Coroners Court of Queensland during business hours on (07) 3738 7050 or after hours on (07)
3738 7166.”
https://www.health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0023/1094621/covid-vaccine-certifying-death.pdf
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Good to see this still getting views
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Dice, in fine form. 👍
Good on him!
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Why Are No Conservatives Talking About This?!
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Does it matter? If the quack agrees to MyoPC but the dot guvs say ‘yeah but, not by the vaccine’ then the data point still remains. So it would show up in some stat (under a rock out the back someplace) and manifest as a rate above the long term background rate.
Unless they delete any reference to MyoPC and it’s natural causes all the way to the 8th circle of hell.
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While the MSM were telling the world the Russian economy was doomed, the United States economy was in recession.
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Michael Severtus was not killed for his views on blood circulation but for his heretical views on the trinity and baptism, by Calvin (the Catholic church burnt him in effigy only).
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Unfortunately, they know full well there are miniscule votes in conservative values based on Christianity. The LNP still got far more votes than the combined freedom parties.
To drive this point home further, in the latest Census, about 40% of Australians bragged that they trashed their Christian heritage. I think it’s far, far more than that because I suspect many who don’t practice Christianity, voted instinctively merely to tick boxes and just be done with it.
Tragically, I suspect we are a dying breed and politicians don’t want to alienate the overwhelming majority against voting for them. They want to be elected.
They don’t want us! Our political home now is with one of the freedom parties, even though most people (demanding to be slaves of government) have been deluded to look down upon us as a laughing stock, because there are so few of us. They haven’t got the capacity to understand that the joke is on them.
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Thanks, Tim. I knew that “advice to doctors” was somewhere. Unexpected deaths are still meant to go to autopsy. But they aren’t.
In sports news, men getting a yellow card and miss the next match if they do this. The tweets are unhinged. She’s clearly Emily Pankhurst.
Satire or prediction?
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In mug form
You used to have to watch out for the coloured hair, now it’s the, um, “style”?
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He nailed the Karen haircut
Manners maketh, um, man?
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1. You can’t complain about losing the culture wars when conservatives never showed up with their wallets open to fight that war. Where were the conservative film companies, conservative publishing houses, conservative law firms, conservative universities? They didn’t exist because conservatives didn’t pay to make them exist.
2. These things go in cycles, driven by age demographics. We are in for a tough decade, but the 2030s will be better and the 2040s will be excellent. Age old traditional values exist because they work. They prevent you from getting monkey pox in the rectum. They will be seen to work again for a whole new generation if that generation is introduced to them. Values like modesty, moderation, thrift, honesty and industriousness.
3. Led astray by the laisser fairy libertarians, who minced up to them with protestations of being their only friends, conservatives are in for a beating, rightly so. And a blow out of stupid ideas, lazy thinking and all the confusions created by trying to defend your social position and property by selling out your values. Poorer and wiser, those that survive will be the foundation of a whole new society to come.
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The last ten years of conservatism has been one long howl of “we don’t have anyone to vote for, who will save us”?
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
Your values don’t need saving by politicians.
Really? You though a politician could be the guardian of your values?
Live your values. Teach your values. If they are the right values they will win out and you can go to your grave at the end of a good life in peace, no matter what the politicians and hippies are doing.
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Nobody is safe until every human has the monkeypox vaccine
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Liberterians are the trojan horse creating the slippery slope.
Its only gays, as long as they keep it zipped up in front of me
It’s only gay marriage, it doesn’t affect me
Its only a bath house, if they want to share the pox thats their choice
Its only a beagle, got nothing to do with me
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Its only a blog, who cares if I act like a jerk and abuse you. Free speech man
Doesn’t matter if it’s made in Myanmar, only thing that matters is the upfront cost
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Shy Ted, I love your work. 🙂
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Biden/CIA recons their drone strike has killed Dr Zawahiri, leader of Al Qaeda. They have simply sent him to paradise to be with the M. It makes no difference to the salafists. There are plenty of new ‘leaders’ – in Islam, each male is a leader. As an ideology it just reaffirms their beliefs.
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Live your values. Teach your values. If they are the right values they will win out and you can go to your grave …
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Good point by Arky but I do think folks need sort of “role models” in the arena of politics/public life to help feel they are validated on the background of media lies and abuse.
Peter Dutton seems a good bloke and has to get in his groove but I wonder if Tony Abbott is out of the question completely?
Anthony Albanese presents as a nice gentleman and people took to him after Scott Morrison’s pork barreling and changing his mind constantly that you could not cotton onto what his belief system was.
Perhaps the Libs again need a tough but more consistent leader.
just asking.
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Stew Peters:
Today on the Stew Peters Show, we proudly present the worldwide premiere of “These Little Ones”.
Millions of children vanish each year.
83,000 each month.
2,700 a day.
115 per hour.
1 every 30 seconds.
It makes you wonder…where do they all go?
From the producers of “Watch the Water”, directors Matthew Miller Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer tackle the dark underworld of CPS sex trafficking, elite pedophilia, and the shady death of truth seeking icon Isaac Kappy.
WORLD PREMIERE: These Little Ones
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Avi, Rukshan and three young chaps from the JWJ show:
The teens from @The JWJ Show demonstrate more bravery, integrity and common sense than all the ADULTS who attacked them combined.
Teens STALKED and ABUSED by ‘tolerant leftists’
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Lovers of wog ball, rejoice. Gobshyte Gary Linnecker has been cancelled
PJW (bare headed)
https://youtu.be/lKihVObLHy8
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Women’s soccer?
I didn’t know there was a tournament on.
How did the Aussie girls go?
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Have women soccer players been having strokes and heart attacks like the vaxxed men?
If not, they need to lift.
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Maybe that’s why they are getting cocky. Vaxx induced amenorrhoea and no hearties
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You mean…?
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Peanuts and Beetle Bailey
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Dilbert and Dennis
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Senator Babet
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This was my first time making a statement in the Senate. I was given two minutes. So I spoke quickly. Maybe a little too quickly. What do you think?
https://twitter.com/senatorbabet/status/1554086490053169153?s=20&t=rzV03bm-zS63yYhOTLq7pg
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Roske is revealed to be trans & goes by name “Sophie.”
Guess he thinks hes going to a womens prison
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Nah, monkeypox is an orthopoxvirus. Adenos are becoming major currency in the gene therapy space as a vector for gaining entry to cells.
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Solid from Babet, plus his attire is second to none.
One quibble, I thought the communists of Chyna were build 250 odd coal power stations, not 43.
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Katie Hopkins:
Lucy. From Dunstable Doctors Surgery. You want a doctors appointment? You joker
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Psychedelic Druid Rocks The Organ -Tourists Stunned!
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Australians should be alarmed that coal-fired energy production falls by 60% by the year 2030. The inflationary cost of this will be huge, and we currently have an annualised inflation rate of 6.1%. Phillip Lowe may as well surrender now.
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Peter Schiff Exposed Mashinsky’s Celsius Scam Seven Months Before It Imploded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58e1tdGb0ug
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Not sure who shared the pic of the rainbow flags in the shape of the swastika, but I hope you didn’t end up like old mate here.
https://www.foxnews.com/world/uk-police-british-army-veteran-arrested-anti-lgbtq-social-media-post-caused-anxiety-video
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Adam Bandit on the National Press Club today. Followed by searching media questions. Not.
Can’t agree with your acceptance of what big pharma says about virus types and vaccines, Ragu. Consider they’ve spent the last 2 years, and likely a lot longer, lying to us I’m not willing to accept anything they say. Same goes for gummints and media.
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Because you may have caused some miserable prick some anxiety.
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Sneak pic of elite (not sure which one) isolating with Convid. That’s on old pic!
Curse this damned heat. Oh, wait.
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The man who died twice
This was the revered scholar who was droned the other day. Please, please, please let it be another wonderful humiliation for Biden.
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Fair enough. Going spazz literal the pox genome wont fit in an Adeno.
But you’re right, who knows whats going on.
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Seeing as we are heading back to 1970s stagflation, you can watch The Bionic Woman right now on Ch99.
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Long Hail Lord Andrews! The so called Opposition in Victoriastan is just so, so stupid. The Hun:
‘Opposition leader Matthew Guy insists there should be no questions hanging over a donor scandal within his office that has been dubbed a “secret deal to breach donation laws”.
Mr Guy, who only fronted the media when approached as he left parliament on Wednesday morning, said he could not understand why people viewed the incident as a potential corruption risk.
“It’s absolutely not … Shouldn’t it say everything to Victorians that nothing was signed, there was no agreement and nothing followed through,” he told 9 News.
“Nothing proceeded, as opposed to the Labor Party who systematically rorted taxpayers’ money for years and years over two elections. That’s the difference.
“I find it an affront that the government would even have the gall … the gall of the government to say to me that we need to talk about probity.”
Mr Guy would not clarify the sequence of events that saw his former chief of staff, Mitch Catlin, send him an email, asking for funds for his private business, to be forwarded to a wealthy donor.
Mr Catlin resigned on Tuesday after it emerged that he had reached out to horse racing identity Jonathan Munz for funds.
As revealed by the Herald Sun on Tuesday, billionaire businessman Jonathan Munz refused the “unsolicited” donation bid from Mr Catlin.
In a statement to the Herald Sun, Mr Munz said: “I do not know how many people received this unsolicited and unwanted email, but when I got it, I rejected it out of hand.”
Asked to explain how Mr Munz received the email, when Mr Guy maintains he didn’t forward it on to anyone, Mr Guy said: “I don’t know the answer to that.”
“I haven’t spoken to either of the two about that and I don’t intend to because nothing was signed,” he added.
Mr Guy said he had only met Mr Munz on a couple of occasions but “I certainly haven’t had this conversation with him”.
He maintained Mr Catlin’s wage was entirely funded through the budget allocated by the Department of Premier and Cabinet, adding that it was all above board.
“There is no question because there was no agreement. You can’t have a question over something that doesn’t exist,” he added.
“This is in stark contrast to the government where there were agreements, where the taxpayer was rorted. That’s very, very different.
“I won’t take lectures on integrity when my chief of staff stood down, and no one from my staff will take lectures from the government when we have done the right thing.
“We have reacted appropriately when there was nothing agreed to and nothing signed.”
So of course Andrews referred the Liberal Party to IBAC for a closer look at these dealings. FMD
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Never mind the hospital crisis or rental crisis
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Looks like Cori Bernardi is heading to a million views
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Spot on. Many will agree with her.
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Pauline Hanson’s Please Explain
The creation of a ‘voice to Parliament’ will not – as the Prime Minister would have us believe – be a unifying moment.
It is an attempt to rewrite the past, manipulate the present and destroy the future.
I’ve already been contacted by elders on traditional lands who say they do not support the voice and had no say in the Uluru Statement.
This will be no different to the Stolen Generations apology.
Let me remind you of the reason for this apology – we were told it was necessary for us to move forward together as a united nation.
How has that worked out?
The Prime Minister’s contempt for these dissenting voices – including Aboriginal voices – is very clear.
His contempt for those who rightly and justly request details of the proposed ‘voice’ such as its powers, functions and costs has also been very clear.
He is not promoting unity at all.
The Prime Minister is deliberately stoking division, and stoking it on racial lines.
As Senator Price noted in her landmark first speech in this chamber, many indigenous Australians have not been consulted about the ‘voice’ and many have no clue what it’s about.
This is coming from an Aboriginal woman.
The Prime Minister has dismissed her comments, saying they don’t stack up.
No, it’s his comments which don’t stack up.
That’s because the Prime Minister is only listening to the Aboriginal industry whose gravy train relies on separating Australians by race and entrenching disadvantage.
I have been saying this for decades.
There is nothing in this proposal which addresses real disadvantage.
There is nothing in this proposal that will end the violence, poverty and failure of service delivery in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
There is nothing in this proposal which indicates how much this entire exercise will cost Australian taxpayers.
However, I feel compelled to note the annual funding of the Aboriginal and Torre